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Our host village is placed in between the Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. Our white-sand beaches make the perfect setting for you to swim, relax, contemplate the fishermen and perhaps get to know local people.

We can organize for you a fishing activity with the local fishermen. You can also visit Ghana’s largest lagoon: 40 km long and 8 km wide. The place is well-known by birdwatchers. Visitors can also choose to go on a board trip to one of the lagoon’s wild isles.

You will be a modern Robinson Crusoe, alone on the island with the only company of birds, fishes and… who knows.

We also suggest a visit at the local market and historical places like Fort Prinzenstein, the only fort in the eastern territory of the Volta Region and Cape St Paul Lighthouse. Other places require the all day for the trip.

One special activity is to visit a traditonalpottery site. There you can see how clay pottery is made. You can even learn how to do it yourself, classes can be organized on request if booked on time.

Or maybe you want just to relax while reading a book on African literature and history (we have a little but well-selected library) or to sink into the village sounds and fall asleep with the rhythm of the ocean waves.

The Ewe people are the region’s ethnic group. They are guardians of many believes, traditions and…superstitions. You will have in fact the chance to visit some sacred shrines where rituals, dances and local ceremonies are performed. You should ask in advance for us to enquire whether they are going to perform the time you’ll be there.

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The main atractions and excursions in the Volta Region also include: the River Volta Estuary, the Keta-Angaw Lagoon Basin and the sacred monkey sanctuaries – Tafi Monkey Village -.

Many are the waterfalls, the most important and visited are Wli Falls – 20km from Hohoe, in the Wli Nature Reserve and Tagbo Falls where you can go after climbing – otherwise you can just enjoy it from the bottom – the highest peak in Ghana, Afadjato mountain which is approximately 885m above sea level.

If you like to go deeper into the wild nature in the Volta Region you can also visit Kyabobo National Park in the foothills of Mt Djebobo, on the border with Togo and Kalakpe Game Production Reserve at Abutia Kloe, 15km from Ho. There you can come across migratory and indigenous birdlife, buck, buffalo, monkeys.

Caves and Grottos are also typical in this part of the country. You can visit the ancestral caves of Likpe – 14km from Hohoe; the grottos of Kpando – Agbehoe and Aziavi; the caves of Nyagbo and Logba.

Finally, you cannot forget to visit the Akosombo Dam, an engineering masterpiece.

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For more accurate information about Ghana and a journey in the country you can visit the official Ghana tourism web site.

Here you can find news about the Volta Region. All about the area: geography, festivals, trips, attractions, excursions. And much more…

Some of them take place in Keta and very close to our site.

We can offer you touring programmes tailored to specific requirements, schedules and interests.

The cost of the service is calculated depending on the places you wish to visit and on the duration of the trip.